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Trusts Can Protect Your Heirs from Themselves

Making plans to give your heirs a financial inheritance can be an overwhelming process for any individual. While most people want to make sure their heirs are well taken care of, there are always concerns with giving a family member, child, or grandchild a sizeable amount of money.

Kimberly Walters 4/4/23 Kimberly Walters 4/4/23

How Old Do You Feel?

When we’re young, our age defines us. We can vote and drink at 18, rent a car at 21, and earn the highest minimum wage at 25. After that, our attention turns to ‘landmark birthdays’ and what they say about us, whether it’s settling down at 30, life beginning at 40, 50 being the new 40, or getting a bus pass when we turn 60.

Kimberly Walters 3/5/23 Kimberly Walters 3/5/23

Anxiety and Agitation or Discomfort and a Plea for Help?

Too often in the care industry, you hear about challenging situations with residents being anxious and agitated.

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Is it Time to Update Your Estate Planning Documents?

It may be time to contact your estate planning attorney if it has been a while since you updated (or reviewed) your estate plan.

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Walk Intensity Can Lower Dementia Risk, Weight

We all know walking is good for us, but new research suggests that walking with a little more oomph can improve the benefits.

Kimberly Walters 2/5/23 Kimberly Walters 2/5/23

Workouts for Seniors: 4 Things to Consider Before Getting Started

In this interview, Dr. Susan Scharpf discusses the best ways for seniors to get started with a workout routine and some great tools to help make it a habit.

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The Challenges of Being ‘Sandwiched’

As seniors continue to live longer, more Americans are finding themselves falling into the “sandwich generation”: adults who are caring both for their children and their older relatives at the same time.